Stuck....

[shnookumlooks]

OK
I have a Cessna 172, Mooney Bravo and Beech Baron 58 on my fleet, I have £500,000ish and am aiming for a Beechcraft king air (that
holds like 20 passengers). The King air costs around £1,300,000ish and its gonna take me a very long time to save the money when I
am making roughly £16,000 per Baron flight..
I really need a prop (not qualified for a jet yet) that carries 20+ pax now to start making serious money. Any Ideas? I also have my eye on
Cessna Caravan which carries many pax, but again that costs like 1,300,000ish

[pdjpeter]

Fly thorugh war zones:D lol gets you points but very risky

[Wally]

Try the DC-3, that will probably be the best option for you at the moment. it is the cheap and can carry quite a few passengers! Then
money will start flowing in more easily and before you know it you will start flying those jets!!!

[Launchbury]

Just keep on trucking along. It can take a while.

[highlander]

Keep an eye out for "opportunities" every few days or so - last night I picked up a used Embraer EMB-170 for £5 million (albeit slightly damaged, but
affordably repairable).

The King Air is a good earner; also, if you can, a Beech 1900 is a VERY good earner (fuel economic, good range, easy to handle, nice passenger load).

[poden]

Good piston props:

Piper PA-31 Navaho - 10 seater
Cessna 404 TItan - 10 seater
Grumman Goose - 8 seat seaplane
DeHavilland DHC-2 - 8 seat single engine (can be gotten used for very low cost)
Cessna 421 (there's a good payware one)


Turboprop

Pilatus PC-12 (a little pricier with a turboprop)

[Ceemosp]

If you like island hopping you could also try this excellent BN-2 or even the Trislander available as freeware here ==>
http://www.m-r-software.de/ac_eng.htm

Greetz Carsten